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Rachmaninoff All-Night Vigil
Rachmaninoff ALL-NIGHT VIGIL Phoenix Chorale • Kansas City Chorale CHARLES BRUFFY AKG Images, London / RIA Nowosti Images, London AKG Serge Rachmaninoff, c. 1915 Serge Rachmaninoff (1873 – 1943) All-night Vigil, Op. 37 (1915) 1 1 ‘Аминь. Приидите, поклонимся Цареви нашему Богу’. Poco allegro 3:27 (Amen. Come, let us worship God, our King) Bryan Taylor bass Paul Davidson bass 2 2 ‘Благослови, душе моя, Господа’ (‘Greek’ chant). Moderato* 6:08 (Bless the Lord, O my soul) 3 3 ‘Блажен муж’. Poco allegro, ma tranquillo e dolce – (Blessed is the man) ‘Аллилуия’. Più forte e più energico ad ogni ripresa – (Alleluia) ‘Слава Отцу’. Ancora più mosso – (Glory to the Father) ‘Аллилуия’. Tempo I, leggiero, dolce 6:32 (Alleluia) 4 4 ‘Свете тихий’ (Kievan Chant). Poco adagio 4:03 (Gladsome Light) Toby Vaughn Kidd bass 5 5 ‘Ныне отпущаеши раба Твоего, Владыко’ (Kievan Chant). Adagio† 4:49 (Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant depart in peace) 6 6 ‘Богородице Дево, радуйся’. Andante moderato 3:52 (Rejoice, O Virgin Theotokos) 3 7 7 The Six Psalms. ‘Слава в вышних Богу’ (Znamenny Chant). Andante – Poco meno mosso – Ancora meno mosso, meno forte – Giusto – (Glory to God in the highest) ‘Господи, устне мои отверзеши’. Adagio, dolce. Molto espressivo 3:19 (O Lord, open Thou my lips) 8 8 ‘Хвалите имя Господне’ (Znamenny Chant). Andante 2:45 (Praise the name of the Lord) 9 9 ‘Благословен еси, Господи’ (Znamenny Chant). Poco allegro – (Blessed art Thou, O Lord) ‘Ангельский собор удивися’. Meno mosso. Più pesante – (The angelic host was filled with awe) ‘Благословен еси, Господи’. Tempo I – (Blessed art Thou, O Lord) ‘“Почто мира с милостивными слезами, о ученицы, растворяете?”’ Meno mosso – (Why, O women disciples, do you mingle myrrh with your tears of compassion?) ‘Благословен еси, Господи’. -
Charles Bruffy by Don Dagenais Tue, May 13, 2014
KCMETROPOLIS.org - Kansas City's Online Journal of the Arts 8/2/14, 12:56 PM May 21, 2014 Theatre PREVIEW: Summer 2014 Theatre By Victor Wishna Wed, May 21, 2014 Let’s start with those main stages that are going strong with new shows in June and beyond. The Unicorn Theatre offers up its last production of the 2013–14 season, By the Way, Meet Vera Stark (June 4–29), an “irreverent” and “hilarious” look at Hollywood’s racial stereotypes by Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage (816- 531-PLAY or www.unicorntheatre.org). Meanwhile, Quality Hill Playhouse continues through the summer, first with Rhapsody in Gershwin (June 6–July 6), a musical toast to the dynamic songwriting brother act, followed by Great Duets of Musical Theatre (July 18–August 17), a celebration of tunes designed for two, from love songs to lovers’ quarrels (816-421-1700 or www.qualityhillplayhouse.com). The Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre offers up its take on a Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, The King and I (June 5–22, 816-569-3226 or www.metkc.org). And if that sounds good to you, you can check out another summer production of The King and I (June 13–29), the season finale at Theatre Lawrence (785-843-7469 or www.theatrelawrence.com). The Coterie Theatre wraps up 2013–14 with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (June 17– August 3), “the most phantasmagorical musical in the history of everything” (816-474-6552 or thecoterie.org). Be on the lookout for more Rodgers and Hammerstein later in the summer as Musical Theater Heritage presents its production of South Pacific (August 7–24), in addition to occasional Musical Mondays (June 23 and July 28, 816-545-6000 or www.musicaltheaterheritage.com). -
574245 Itunes Kastalsky
Alexander KASTALSKY (1856 –1926) Requiem Anna Dennis, Soprano • Joseph Beutel, Bass-baritone Cathedral Choral Society • The Clarion Choir The Saint Tikhon Choir • Kansas City Chorale Orchestra of St. Luke’s • Leonard Slatkin Alexander Alexander Kastalsky (1856–1926) Requiem for Fallen Brothers (1856–1926) KASTALSKY Alexander Kastalsky’s Requiem for Fallen Brothers stands hears strains of Japanese and Hindu melodies. As as the only large-scale choral-orchestral work written “Memory eternal” is intoned, the military bands join in, one Requiem for Fallen Brothers (1914–17) specifically in response to the unprecedented loss of life hears artillery salutes, and the music takes on the bright 1 2 Requiem aeternam 5:44 and devastation brought about by the First World War. colours glorifying the fallen heroes.’ 2 As the fighting began in the summer of 1914, A detailed libretto compiled by the composer for Kyrie eleison 5:49 Kastalsky began planning his Requiem for Fallen future performances envisioned a stage set depicting a 3 Brothers , which he conceived of as a large-scale musical church, the figure of a cardinal, youths in white vestments, Rex tremendae 4:53 4 collage that would combine prayers for the dead drawn three nurses – British, Romanian and Italian – a Greek Ingemisco: Guilty, Now I Pour my Moaning 3:11 from the various liturgical traditions of the Allies – clergyman, groups of Russian peasant women, 5 Orthodox Russia and Serbia, Roman Catholic France and Montenegrins, Serbs and Americans, Hindu soldiers and Confutatis: Средь груды тлеющих костей Italy, and Anglican Britain. priests, a Japanese religious procession, as well as a (‘ Among the Piles of Smouldering Bones ’) 2:14 6 In the West, Alexander Kastalsky and his music are choir that functioned both liturgically and as an ancient Lacrymosa 4:19 still relatively unknown. -
Neosho County Community College Board of Trustees
NEOSHO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AGENDA March 10, 2020 – 5:30 P.M. Student Union – Room 209 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Public Comment IV. Approval of the Agenda V. Consent Agenda A. Minutes from February 17, 2020 B. Claims for Disbursement for February 2020 C. Applied Science Division Chair Appointment D. Revised Job Description – Cashier/Accounts Receivable Clerk (Ottawa Campus) E. Revised Job Description – OTA Program Director; Instructor-Fieldwork coordinator and AA to Health Occupations F. Revised Job Description – Dean of Outreach and Workforce Development G. New Programs – Aerostructures Program and Industrial Maintenance Technology H. Personnel VI. Reports A. Faculty – Paul Walcher filling in for Alan Murray B. Online/Ottawa – Dr. Marie Gardner C. Treasurer – Sandi Solander D. President – Dr. Brian Inbody VII. Old Business A. VIII. New Business A. Executive Session – Security Matters B. Executive Session – Employee Matters C. Executive Session – Employee Matters IX. Adjournment NEOSHO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES March 10, 2020 – 5:30 P.M. Student Union – Room 209 I. CALL TO ORDER Dennis Peters called the meeting to order at approximately 5:30 p.m. in Room 209 of the Student Union. II. ROLL CALL The following members were present: Kevin Berthot, Charles Boaz, Lori Kiblinger, David Peter, Dennis Peters and Jenny Westerman Absent: Also in attendance: Kerrie Coomes, Dr. Marie Gardner, Dr. Brian Inbody, Brenda Krumm, Riann Mullis, Kent Pringle, Kerry Ranabargar, Dr. Sarah Robb, Angela Rowan, Jon Seibert, Sandi Solander, Karin Jacobson, Tony Jacobson and Paul Walcher III. PUBLIC COMMENT No Speakers Lori Kiblinger motioned to suspend the meeting and Charlie Boaz second the motion at 5:35 pm. -
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2 GRAMMY® Nominations for Phoenix Chorale and Kansas City
Media Contacts: Jen Rogers Interim President & CEO PHOENIX CHORALE For Immediate Release 480-204-0101 [email protected] December 8, 2015 Don Loncasty Executive Director KANSAS CITY CHORALE 913-219-9080 [email protected] 2 GRAMMY® Nominations for Phoenix Chorale and Kansas City Chorale recording of Rachmaninoff’s All-night Vigil including "Best Engineered Album, Classical" and “Best Choral Performance” (Phoenix, Ariz.) The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) announced Monday that Rachmaninoff: All-night Vigil has been nominated for two GRAMMY® Awards including “Best Engineered Album, Classical” and “Best Choral Performance.” Recorded by the Phoenix Chorale and Kansas City Chorale under the direction of Artistic Director Charles Bruffy, the recording was released by Chandos Records on the 100th anniversary of the world premiere of the work given by the Moscow Synodal Choir on March 10, 1915. Fifty-six singers appeared on the recording, which followed live performances of the work by the combined ensembles in April and May 2014 in Phoenix and Kansas City. Engineered by John Newton and Beyong Yoon Hwang, and mastered by Mark Donahue of Soundmirror, the recording has been nominated for the 2015 GRAMMY® Award for “Best Engineered Album, Classical.” Rachmaninoff: All-night Vigil was also produced by Soundmirror’s Blanton Alspaugh, who has been nominated for the 2015 GRAMMY® Award for “Producer of the Year, Classical.” Since its March 2015 release, Rachmaninoff: All-night Vigil skyrocketed to popularity achieving multiple